Volunteers are essential in caring for cats at the shelter and taking dogs on fun-filled outings. They help transform the lives of animals in need by providing love, care, and attention.

Volunteers play a crucial role in fundraising and spreading awareness about Pawportunities' mission. They engage with the community to support the organization's efforts in animal rescue.

As an Administration Volunteer, you will assist with operational responsibilities and customer service in a friendly environment. This role requires self-motivation and the ability to work independently.

As a Clinic Volunteer, you will assist in preparing food rations, cleaning enclosures, and handling incoming calls. Volunteers must be 18 or older and complete 20 hours of hotline training before becoming a Clinical Volunteer.

As a hospice volunteer, you will provide non-medical support services to hospice patients through companionship, emotional support, and relief for patient caregivers. Volunteers may also assist families of hospice patients for up to 13 months following the death of the patient.

Administrative volunteers assist staff with clerical tasks such as typing, organizing newsletters, and managing office duties. This role supports the operational side of hospice care, ensuring that the team can focus on patient care.

High school students can participate in various activities including companionship visits and office work. This program allows students to fulfill community service requirements while gaining valuable experience.

As a companionship volunteer, you will provide vital support by visiting patients, reading to them, or simply being there to listen. Your presence can offer comfort and respite to caregivers during challenging times.

As a Patient Care Volunteer, you will provide companionship and support to patients and their families. Responsibilities include listening, assisting with daily activities, and offering grief support, making a significant impact in the lives of those you serve.

Assist in overseeing and managing the building maintenance program, ensuring the facility is safe and welcoming for the dogs and volunteers.

Meet with prospective adopters to help match them with dogs that suit their personality and needs. Volunteers will assist in the adoption process, including conducting initial home visits.

Coordinate and promote the donation of goods to Shep's Place, including food, dog beds, and furniture. Arrange for delivery, pickup, and storage of items.

Help promote Shep's Place by getting the organization's name out to the public and supporting its mission through various PR activities.

Assist in ensuring the health, enrichment, and welfare of the senior dog residents, providing them with the care they need to thrive.

Help post regular updates and activities on social media and the website to communicate with volunteers and the public, promoting Shep's Place's mission.

Participate in creating and supporting fundraising events and opportunities, both online and in the Kansas City area, to support the sanctuary's mission.

Assist in staffing tables or booths at events to educate the public about Shep's Place's mission. Volunteers will engage with the community to raise awareness and support for the sanctuary.

Volunteers are needed to work and play with the dogs, providing them with companionship and care. Volunteers will spend time with the dogs, ensuring they are happy and well-cared for.

Assist the volunteer coordinator in managing, scheduling, recruiting, and supporting volunteers and volunteer programs. This role is crucial for maintaining the volunteer workforce.

Join us on the 1st or 3rd Tuesday of each month to learn more about Hillcrest and how you can help families thrive through our thrift store. This orientation will provide insights into the service opportunities available at our Lee's Summit location.